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1 <br />.5 <br />BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />April 4, 1947 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the <br />Selectments Room, Town Office Building on Friday evening, <br />April 49 1947, Chairman Locke, Mr. Redman, Mr. Brown <br />and Associate Members Ballard andRipley were present at <br />the hearing. TheClerk was also present. <br />At 8;07 P.M., hearing was �delcared open upon the petition <br />Of FrancesE. Allen for permission to operate an antique shop <br />on the premises located at 114 Concord Turnpike. <br />Notice of the hearing was read by Mr. Ballard. There <br />were twelve persons present. Notices of the hearing have <br />been mailed to the owners of all property deemed by the <br />Board to be affected thereby, as they appear on the most <br />recent tax list. <br />Mrs. Allen stated that she and her daughter, Roberta, would <br />occupy the garages. This is her first attempt to sell in a <br />place of this kind. They have talked it over at great length, <br />and it will not affect the antique dealers in Lexington. This <br />being her first attempt, it will be a very small business - <br />only for this year. Professor Judge has tentative plans for <br />use of these garages later on. She will operate only from the <br />middle of June through the middle of September. The garages <br />are about one-quarter of a mile from Childs? Gas Station, and <br />off the road. They are not near any other building. The <br />garages are about one hundred yards from Professor Judge's <br />house. <br />Mr. Locke: How far from the ConcordTurinpike? <br />Mrs. Allen; Perhpas one hundred yards. This is the old <br />Hatch Estate. <br />Mr. Locke; On Waltham side of the Turnpike? <br />Mrs. Allen; Yes. <br />Mr. Locke; If this petition were granted, what signs would <br />you require? <br />Mrs. Allen; I would put a sign on the gate - the gate of <br />Professor Judges driveway. This sign would be about three <br />feet by one and one-half feet. All my plans are tentative. <br />Mr. Locke; What hours would you expect to operate? <br />Mrs. Allen; 10;00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday through Saturday. <br />Closed on Sunday. <br />
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